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Interview with Paula Stephan — Economics, Science, and Doing Better

The author of “How Economics Shapes Science” responds to some questions stimulated by her fine work.

  • By Kent Anderson
  • Apr 11, 2012
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The Consumer Price Index and the Argument for OA

The CPI is an excellent tool for calculating the cost of living but a very bad tool for measuring the purchasing power of libraries.

  • By Phil Davis
  • Jun 1, 2009
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Watson on the chopping block
"Massive datasets likely can’t solve healthcare’s biggest issues, as some tech and business solutions companies have touted. When it comes to complex medical needs, AI “can be difficult to apply"
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My 2c: if there’s an earthquake in we don’t embargo the news until every journalist has had the time to talk to a geologist. We just have to deal with the fact science journalism is like all other journalism. 1/n https://twitter.com/apoorva_nyc/status/1365320002291777543

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@jonykipnis @PaulBieniasz @carlzimmer @HelenBranswell @sciencecohen @KatherineJWu Science journalists have never liked the embargo system where journals get to control when we write about things. Especially during a pandemic, but really any time, scientists cannot dictate or draw red lines for us, either.
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